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Quitman Christmas Parade and Christmas on Main Set for Dec. 5

The holiday season is right around the corner, and Downtown Quitman will be filled with Christmas cheer on Saturday, Dec . . .

Properties for Rent in Our Classifieds

For Rent: 2 bed and 3 bed houses; accepts HUD and others; call 605-377-8129; ask for Ms. Bree. (4/4)

Properties for Sale in Our Classifieds

FOR SALE: 41 acres +- in Quitman, MS perfect for recreational and residential hobby farm use. Road frontage on both . . .

Halloween Costumes and Political Candidate's Masks

Dr. Glenn Mollette American Author Halloween and the election are really close. People will hardly have time to take off . . .

Quitman School District Raise over $1,400 for the Baptist Cancer Center

By Debra Martin Public Relations for QSD Quitman students stepped out for a great cause Friday! Students, teachers, and staff . . .

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Gasifier manufacturer Janus Organization bringing 13 jobs to Greenwood
By CASS RUTLEDGE - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Tue,11/03/26-8:48PM , 47 Reads 986 Statewide
Janus’ $2.1 million investment into the Greenwood operations will allow the company to manufacture gasifiers designed for the treatment of specialty waste streams.
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Local government advocates urge Mississippi lawmakers to consider changes to procurement laws
By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Tue,11/03/26-8:28PM , 52 Reads 1,413 Statewide
Local governing bodies would like the Mississippi Legislature to raise the current $5,000 threshold for requiring bids due to inflation and rising costs of supplies and services.
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Unnamed suspect arrested in connection with arson of Senatobia Police Department
By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Tue,11/03/26-8:02PM , 53 Reads 1,479 Statewide
A suspect was taken into custody in Huntsville, Alabama Monday afternoon. The investigation into the arson is ongoing and ATF is asking the public to share any information related to the case.
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The Grand Opera House: Meridian’s history, mystery, and a remarkable second act
By MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE STAFF
Tue,11/03/26-7:48PM , 51 Reads 1,699 Statewide
The theater itself has certainly seen enough history to inspire a few good stories. It survived the arrival of motion pictures, nearly eight decades behind locked doors, and a restoration that gave Meridian back one of its most beautiful landmarks.
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